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16
A social system in which power is derived from control over land is called
A.
oligarchy
B.
feudalism
C.
socialism
D.
presidentialism
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JAMB 1986
17
A system of government in which power derives from total control of the instruments of force is called
A.
monarchy
B.
oligarchy
C.
capitalism
D.
fascism
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JAMB 1986
18
Which of the following idealogies emphasizes the abolition of government and law?`
A.
totalitiansim
B.
communism
C.
anarchism
D.
socialism
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JAMB 1986
19
The writ of habeas corpus is applied to secure the
A.
right to personal liberty
B.
independence of the judiciary
C.
freedom of the press
D.
right to own private property
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JAMB 1986
20
Which of the following is NOT a fundamental human right in Nigeria?
A.
Right to education
B.
Right to personal liberty
C.
Freedom of thought
D.
Freedom of conscience
E.
Non of the above
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